Dallas Cowboys Week 9 Game Preview - The Von Miller-less Denver Broncos Coming to Town!!!
6NFL Week 9, officially beyond the midway point of the season so we really have a feel for who these teams are... and the Denver Broncos are not who y'all thought they were!
Dallas returns home for two games of home cooking versus inferior opponents. This is the time great teams take advantage, especially with Green Bay and Arizona possibly missing their starting QBs for a week or more, as Aaron Rodgers recovers from Covid - 19 and Kyler Murray nurses a sore ankle.
Can the Broncos stop the receiving duo of Amari Cooper and CeDee lamb? Can they fend off Randy Gregory and avoid Treyvon Diggs? What about rookie linebacker Micah Parsons? Can he continue the play that has him the early leader for defensive rookie of the year?
Let's dive into this matchup and see if we can answer these questions and more.
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Denver Broncos @ Dallas Cowboys
Sunday November 7 @ AT&T Stadium
2pm AST / 1 pm EST
Mainly sunny. High 74F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph.
Denver Key Players –
T. Bridgewater – 1,914 – 13 tds – 5 ints – 100.6 rtg
M. Gordon – 88 – 397 – 4.5 – 3 TDs
Javonte Williams – 78 – 355 – 4.6 – 1 TD
Courtland Sutton – 40 – 579 – 14.5 – 2TDs
Tim Patrick – 30 – 424 – 14.1 – 3TDS
Noah Fant – 37 – 320 – 8.7 – 3TDs
Offensive Rankings
Denver: Twenty-first in overall offense (338.8 yards per game), 20th in rushing (103.6), 17th in passing (234.6), 23rd in scoring offense (19.6 points per game).
Dallas: First in overall offense (454.9 yards per game), second in rushing (152.0), third in passing (302.9), third in scoring offense (32.1 points per game).
Defensive Rankings
Denver: Sixth in overall defense (325.8 yards per game), ninth in rushing defense (100.9), 10th in passing defense (224.9), second in scoring defense (17.1 points per game).
Dallas: Ninteenth in overall defense (366.4 yards per game), sixth in rushing defense (88.3), 28th in passing defense (278.1), 16th in scoring defense (23.1 points per game).